Delhi: A Tourist’s Paradise

Delhi is the capital city of India and is one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the country. It has a hectic lifestyle and people migrate to the city in search of both a livelihood and to see the architecture of the 1600s. The city can be said to be divided into new and old Delhi. Where in New Delhi you will find the architecture relatively new and modern, on the other hand, that in old Delhi is still largely leaning on the historical side. One can find accommodation in the form of hotels in east Delhi.

The old Delhi (Shahjahanabad) is an area that still gives you a glimpse of how people used to live in the past. The houses built in the late 15th and 16th century still serve as home to a large population. Top sites to visit in old Delhi are the Red Fort, Purana Quila, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Humayun’s Tomb, Jama Masjid, Hazrat Nizam Ud Din Dargah, Tughlaqabad and Qutab Minar. The area of Chandani Chowk is famous all over the country for several reasons. First and foremost, it is a place for foodies as all kinds of delicious street food is found here. For both vegetarian and non-vegetarians there are plenty of places to choose from like Old famous Jalebi Wala, the Parathe Vali Gali, Giani’s, Karim’s restaurant, Al-Jawahar restaurant, Qureshi Kabab’s, Aslam Chicken among others. Secondly, as a shopaholic, you can buy almost everything here at a very attractive price. The shops here offer everything if you are thinking of getting married. Invitation cards, dresses, suits, footwear, gifts and whatnot.

All the places in and around Delhi’s national capital region (NCR) are well connected by Delhi Metro and also through local railway stations. It is also very easy to find hotels in Delhi near railway station. Connaught Place is at the centre of the city and a famous tourist spot. It is a business and financial hub. It also has global chain stores, restaurants, cinema theatres, and several clubs and bars. Very nearby is the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Jantar Mantar, and an ancient Hanuman temple. A very good place to visit with your kids is the Nehru Planetarium and the India Gate. Following the Rajpath from the India Gate, one would come to the National War Memorial, the Rashtrapati Bhavan, and the Parliament.

Another place to visit is the Hauz Khas, a spot which offers both rural and urban environments. The fort here has a lake and surrounding the lake are many shopping and clubbing ops. The Akshardham temple in New Delhi is the exact replica of the one in Gujrat. The city is very well connected via road, rail and air route. The IGI International airport is one of the most hectic airports’ in the world and so is the New Delhi railway station. The hotels in east Delhi and all over the city provides with many facilities which make your stay in the city an absolute pleasure.

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